Beahive Newburgh

06/19/2024

02/10/2022

Member Bzzz Interview
Ahmad Free-Cohen

Ahmad became part of the Newburgh hive as one of the founding members of the community group , which holds regular meetings at the hive.

I’M A(N)…
entrepeneur, community worker, farmer, educator.

I’M PASSIONATE ABOUT…
selling sea moss and encouraging people to be kind to yourself and live the life you want to live.

More on our website (link in bio)…

02/09/2022

12/02/2021

We offer day passes and monthly memberships as well as meeting room rentals — and you can give a gift certificate valid for any of them.

10/07/2021

Sami will leverage her nerdy, operational superpowers and joyful charm to help make BEAHIVE run smoothly and have greater impact in the community through our programming.

10/07/2021

A designer and educator, Jason was the first founding member of our Newburgh hive, moving in his design studio when we opened at the start of 2021.

09/16/2021

A lil' taste of Melanin_Unchained's open mic last night at Beahive Newburgh.

05/31/2021

A full-time editor who also co-owns Liberty Street Bistro and Newburgh Flour Shop with her chef husband Mike, Alex joined the Newburgh hive in February soon after we opened.

A full-time editor who also co-owns Liberty Street Bistro and Newburgh Flour Shop with her chef husband Mike, Alex joined the Newburgh hive in February 2021 soon after we opened.

05/13/2021

Politicians love to talk about small businesses being the backbone of our economy — but what if that backbone breaks and you can’t afford to care for it? Or bleeds you dry just paying for coverage even if you don’t get sick?

That’s why we need the New York Health Act, a plan for comprehensive, universal health coverage for all New Yorkers.

It passed the State Assembly the last four years in a row — this year the bill has cleared the Assembly Health Committee and a majority in both state houses support it.

Read on...

Politicians love to talk about small businesses being the backbone of our economy — but what if that backbone breaks and you can’t afford to care for it? Or bleeds you dry just paying for coverage even if you don't get sick?